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I wonder who's place Homelander and Stormfront were wrecking? Was Starlight smart enough to get copies of Stormfront's files.

Because everybody who used to work there is now retired and there's nobody left at Vought who would recognize her as Liberty? If Liberty was moved to a new city and had a costume and name change, I don't think anybody would recognize her, especially back in that time period.

I wouldn't be surprised if Stormfront didn't own Vought since she has probably been around since the company was founded. That might explain why Stan Edgar would say that Homelander is not the most important person in the company.

I am sure that everyone they meet is staring at their cellphones.

I don't think they said William was dead, just that Lancaster shot William in the back and left him for dead. I especially don't think the woman that Leti hit in the head with a gun is dead because that might mean that Leti is the murderer and I don't think the show would go there. Here is what happened in the book, please don't read unless you want to know.

Everybody was supposed to "embrace the gray" since you aren't allowed to go to hair salons. I am sure they will be all dyed up by the time shooting starts. I hope they won't be wearing masks because I won't be able to tell who anybody is.

Peacock will be streaming this weekly half-hour comedy show starting September 25. The Amber Ruffin Show will be a mixture of jokes, sketches and thoughtful monologue. Jenny Hagel, will exec produce alongside Amber Ruffin, Seth Meyers and Mike Shoemaker. Emmy and WGA Award nominee Amber Ruffin is a writer and performer for NBC’s Late Night with Seth Meyers and was the first Black woman to write for a late-night network talk show in the U.S. She wrote and performed on Comedy Central’s Detroiters and is a regular narrator on the cabler’s Drunk History. In addition, she was a writer/performer for the 2018 and 2019 Golden Globe Awards and has written for the series A Black Lady Sketch Show. Amber Ruffin will also continue with her duties on Late Night With Seth Meyers, where she is a writer. The show will initially launch without an audience, but hopes to be able to have an audience in the future.

Peacock will be streaming 11 episodes of this weekly comedy show starting September 18. Wilmore will have discussions with high profile people from all different backgrounds including sports, politics and entertainment. Each episode will cover the election and important conversations of the week. Larry Wilmore is an exec producer on Black-ish and this marks his return to commentary television following his stint as a correspondent on The Daily Show between 2006 and 2014 and The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, which ran for two seasons on Comedy Central, ending in 2016. Wilmore will host from a studio without an audience and the guests will be interviewed remotely.

Most American soldier relationships were probably "What happens in Korea, stays in Korea." Told so skillfully in "The Clash" song "Straight to Hell" about the children made during the Vietnam War. Since this is Tic, there will be genuine feelings involved and he would probably want to bring her to America. But, (I am guessing) she is psychic, somehow in tune the the language of the Book of Names and wanted no part in the journey that Tic was going to be making. I am not sure that Lancaster would have been able to pull the trigger to shoot William in the back if he was the same person as Christina at that time.

This is exactly what I was trying to point out since it seemed that is what they were alluding to. Albert Einstein "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results."

I think the point was that Sue 2.0 said that she couldn't have children and now that she actually has one, she can't imagine her life without one. I think the official title is "Head Cheese".

William said: A butterfly lives a full life before it dies. And a caterpillar emerges from the same cells, the essence of the butterfly, yet different. To me, this statement is "technically" correct. There was one scene that kind of bothered me: Leti: This is evil. It's the devil's tools. It is corrupting all of us. No, no. Tic: Leti, Leti, it's not. Look, it... It's not inherently evil, all right. It's what we do with it that matters. What we wanna do? Protect ours. How can that be bad? To me this sounds exactly like what the White People are doing, unless you are willing to protect everybody, I don't see how the outcome would be any different. Unless, Tic is referring to magic protecting Black People as providing a balance to the scales that are tipped in White People's favor. This episode seems to be about anger and how it is like a stone that you skip across a lake it doesn't just hit the lake once, but multiple times. That anger can be directed at one person and then that person takes that anger and directs it at someone else, and so on and so on, etc., etc., etc. I am not sure they gave a good solution to the problem, the closest seemed to be Montrose and his lover, where Montrose gave him anger and he managed to convert it into pleasure. Does that mean that everybody should become masochists. If all the stuff in Ruby's resume was true, she was overqualified to be a Saleswoman and the hiring guy saw that, even if Ruby didn't. Too bad Ruby didn't want to work anywhere else but Marshal Field.

I felt the majority of this episode would be considered filler, not really advancing the story much. I am not sure how much effort I should put in to understanding what happened in context to what is happening in the rest of TV Series. I would have preferred that they follow Hippolyta and Diana's journey to figure out what happened to Uncle George, it seems like that won't happen in the next episode either. P.S. Where was that garage that Tic and Leti was having sex in? Did the sheriff have black skin grafted onto his body?

I tried to find them on Amazon but there's only the episodes and the clips that they put out before the season started ☹️ If you are watching on a computer and you PAUSE the episode, the words X-Ray appears on the screen. If you click on X-Ray, a menu appears with lots of choices Scenes In Scene Bonus Content Cast Characters Music Trivia. These menus are context sensitive, so if you pause the video, it shows you the actors names that are currently on the screen. If you paused the video while The Deep's gills were singing it told you that Patton Oswald was the voice of The Gills. Other things that can be found in this section was that the singing was actually done by Starlight. The Deleted Scenes and the Scene Commentary can be found under the Bonus heading. This EXTRA Content is not something that was done just for The Boys, but can be found on most on the videos viewed on Amazon Prime, a very worthwhile feature.

Preview for Season 3 Episode 11 Cartoon Joe Biden sets out to earn his place as the face of the Democratic Party. Meanwhile,  Cartoon Don Jr. and Cartoon Eric Trump try to develop a miracle cure for coronavirus. Watch new episodes of Our Cartoon President on Sundays at 8:30/7:30c on SHOWTIME.

Javicia Leslie Has Not Been Fitted for the Batwoman Suit Yet Here is a article saying that Javicia Leslie has not been fitted for a Bat Suit yet and she may not be in the first couple of episodes until they tie up the loose ends from Kate Kane's disappearance.

Bonnie could pretend the dog is Christy. Bonnie imagines the dog saying all the lines that the scriptwriters wrote for Christy.

Netflix’s ‘Locke & Key’ To Return To Production In Toronto Later This Month Filming for the second season is scheduled for September 21 till the end of March at Cinespace Film Studios in Toronto, Canada.

Aimee Garcia (Ella) is going to be the voice of Jodie in Marvel’s upcoming adult animated series –M.O.D.O.K., to air on Disney’s Hulu streaming service. The series is still in the early stages of production.

Titans Season 3: Conor Leslie Set to Return as Donna Troy

‘Lucifer’ Showrunners On Upcoming Musical Episode & Final Season 6 – DC FanDome The second half of season 5 includes a musical episode entitled “Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam” in which our title protagonist (Tom Ellis) and Ella Lopez (Aimee Garcia) cover Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” on a football field with dancing players, cheerleaders and a high school band. Clips of the scene should be appearing around the internet shortly.

‘Carnival Row’: Amazon Wraps Marathon Czech Republic Shoot For Second Season, Country Hails Most Lucrative Production Carnival Row managed to finish filming it's second season.

American Gods Star Ricky Whittle Talks Season 3 This Monday on IG Live On Monday, September 14th (#MoonMonday), Whittle will be taking part in an Instagram Live Q&A with Entertainment Weekly's Chancellor Agardto talk all things American Gods. Which means we suggest tuning in at 2 pm PT/5 pm ET to get the inside scoop on the upcoming season

This Goop is back for round 2. Gwyneth Paltrow’s ‘The Goop Lab’ Renewed for Season 2 at Netflix (EXCLUSIVE)

Briarpatch Canceled Rosario Dawson’s ‘Briarpatch’ Canceled After One Season at USA Network